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\textsf{\emph{Snake Wrangling for Kids, Learning to Program with Python}}\\
by Jason R. Briggs\\
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Version 0.7.7
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Copyright \copyright 2007.\\
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Published by... ah, no one actually.\\
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Cover art and illustrations by Nuthapitol C.\\
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Thanks To:\\
Guido van Rossum (for benevelont dictatorship of the Python language), the members of the \href{http://www.python.org/community/sigs/current/edu-sig/}{Edu-Sig} mailing list (for helpful advice and commentary), author \href{http://www.davidbrin.com/}{David Brin} (the original \href{http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2006/09/14/basic/}{instigator} of this book), Michel Weinachter (for providing better quality versions of the illustrations), and various people for providing feedback and errata, including: Paulo J. S. Silva, Tom Pohl, Janet Lathan, Martin Schimmels, and Mike Cariaso (among others).  Anyone left off this list, who shouldn't have been, is entirely due to premature senility on the part of the author.\\

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